> In fact, I would suggest that NAT is responsible for a lot of that centralization, They are mutually reinforcing each other. Unfortunately, ISPs would only a

> In fact, I would suggest that NAT is responsible for a lot of that centralization, They are mutually reinforcing each other. Unfortunately, ISPs would only act on consumer pressure, and consumer pressure won't exist because they don't know of all the other nonexisting software that could exists without NAT. We have centralized internet because of NAT, and we have NAT because centralized services are dominant.